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12 PERSONS<br />

adopts him; when adoption is by consorts, he takes the<br />

surname of the husband unless, on motion by the person<br />

adopting or by the adopted person or his tutor, the court<br />

decides that the original surname should be retained or the<br />

name of the person adopting should be added.<br />

42 Any change in the surname of an adopted person entails<br />

the same change for any minor child of his who bears the same<br />

name.<br />

If that minor child is fourteen years old, however, he<br />

may object to the change.<br />

43 On motion by the person adopting or by the adopted<br />

person, the court may change the given names of the child.<br />

44 A copy of the judgment changing the surname of a<br />

person in accordance with Articles 38, 41, 42 and 43 is<br />

forwarded to the Registrar of <strong>Civil</strong> Status by the prothonotary<br />

or the clerk of the court which rendered it.<br />

45 Consorts retain their respective surnames and given<br />

names throughout their marriage.<br />

Section II<br />

Change of name<br />

46 A change of name other than one made under Section I<br />

may be authorized only by the Registrar of <strong>Civil</strong> Status, in<br />

accordance with the rules of this section.<br />

47 A change of name may be authorized:<br />

1. when the name is too difficult to pronounce or to use,<br />

particularly by reason of its foreign sound;

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